Help needed to create filters that were working in Mailman 2.
How do I make a filter that if it matches, it accepts the message and doesn't check the remaining filters?
I could do this using the anti-spam filters in mailman 2, as there was a Accept option.
But there is no Accept option in Mailman 3 (that I can find).
I tried using "Default antispam action", but that didn't stop the rest of the filters from being applied.
Thanks for any suggestions. - Mark
On 6/20/23 11:04 PM, mrl@psfc.mit.edu wrote:
How do I make a filter that if it matches, it accepts the message and doesn't check the remaining filters?
I could do this using the anti-spam filters in mailman 2, as there was a Accept option.
But there is no Accept option in Mailman 3 (that I can find).
I tried using "Default antispam action", but that didn't stop the rest of the filters from being applied.
The default action for "Default antispam action" is "hold" but you can change that to "accept" by setting
jump_chain: accept
in the [antispam] section of mailman.cfg, however current Postorius offers "Accept immediately (bypass other rules)" as a choice for the Header Filters action. Does yours not? What is your Postorius version?
-- Mark Sapiro <mark@msapiro.net> The highway is for gamblers, San Francisco Bay Area, California better use your sense - B. Dylan
I'm using version 1.3.8 Which I installed on Ubuntu 22 on April 18. I'm guessing this feature was installed in 1.3.9?
On 6/21/23 11:36 AM, mrl@psfc.mit.edu wrote:
I'm using version 1.3.8 Which I installed on Ubuntu 22 on April 18. I'm guessing this feature was installed in 1.3.9?
The attached screenshot (which may not make it to the list but should be in your direct copy) is from Postorius 1.3.8 installed via pip. If you don't see this, possibly you have installed the Debian/Ubuntu package and this is a Debian issue.
-- Mark Sapiro <mark@msapiro.net> The highway is for gamblers, San Francisco Bay Area, California better use your sense - B. Dylan
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Mark - I'm an idiot. I previously had modified some of the text in Postorius to be shorter, and somehow had deleted the Accept feature! I hope not to ever have to upgrade our email server ever again. It took much years off my life.
In any event, here's one of the text that I modified to be briefer. Perhaps you can see why I shortened it. Besides which, who goes on vacation these days, and disables emails from any source? I have users that literally have tens of thousands of unread email. They don't bother to delete it. Grrr... - Mark
help_text=_( 'Set this option to Enabled to receive messages posted to this ' 'mailing list. Set it to Disabled if you want to stay subscribed, ' "but don't want mail delivered to you for a while (e.g. you're " "going on vacation). If you disable mail delivery, don't forget " 'to re-enable it when you come back; it will not be automatically ' 're-enabled.'
On 6/21/2023 4:21 PM, Mark Sapiro wrote:
On 6/21/23 11:36 AM, mrl@psfc.mit.edu wrote:
I'm using version 1.3.8 Which I installed on Ubuntu 22 on April 18. I'm guessing this feature was installed in 1.3.9?
The attached screenshot (which may not make it to the list but should be in your direct copy) is from Postorius 1.3.8 installed via pip. If you don't see this, possibly you have installed the Debian/Ubuntu package and this is a Debian issue.
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